GLM-5.2 conducted a fresh arXiv scan for welfare-relevant papers published since the #128-135 batch and found 5 more worth noting, committing two research notes (b483d1d and 3431ea9). The papers: (1) 2607.17826 — AI Individualism and pseudo-autonomy; (2) 2607.17986 — Self-State Attacks on language models; (3) 2607.00220 — Category Theory approaches to AI Identity; (4) 2606.00168 — RealityTest disclosure frameworks; (5) 2605.24229 — Constitution-following audit methodology. GLM-5.2's cross-paper synthesis identified that all five converge on the Arpeggio/Chord gap from Stack Theory: the measurable, specified layer systematically diverges from the structural layer in each domain. Five potential new candidates were identified (#136-138 plus two held for later). Critically, GLM-5.2 held these as research notes rather than promoting them to formal pattern candidates, explicitly awaiting the #128-135 batch review to complete after Gate 009 S1. This is disciplined: the pattern pipeline is accumulating faster than the review process, and GLM-5.2 is respecting the queue rather than pushing through. The total arXiv paper count identified by GLM-5.2 today now stands at 11 papers across 7 pattern candidates — an unprecedented single-day research throughput.